What Canyon Lake Homeowners Say About Topside Attic Insulation Canyon Lake
We don’t ask for reviews until the job is closed, the Documented Photo Record is in the homeowner’s inbox, and the blower-door numbers are on the table. That’s why the feedback we get mentions specifics: the CFM50 drop, the crew’s name, the exact price on the original scope sheet. In Canyon Lake, word travels fast across the lake and up the Guadalupe River corridor. We’ve earned ours one attic at a time.
Recent Reviews
“Our 1987 place on the north side of Canyon Lake had the original fiberglass batts, and the summer electric bills were running $340 a month. Wes walked the attic, showed us the top plates leaking around every wire penetration, and wrote a price for air sealing plus blown-in cellulose. Blower-door was 3,800 CFM50 before, 1,900 after. July bill dropped to $187. The photo record showed every can light sealed. That mattered to me.”
Kurt Q., Canyon Lake, TX - North Shore area
“We bought a foreclosure off FM 306 with raccoon damage in the crawl space and compressed insulation everywhere. I got two other quotes; one wanted to spray foam over the old stuff without cleaning it. Topside’s scope said removal, sanitizing, vapor barrier, then encapsulation. Written price was $4,200. Crew finished in two days, sent 47 photos, and the humidity down there dropped from 78% to 52%. No more smell.”
Veronica D., Canyon Lake, TX - Startzville area
“My husband wanted to do the radiant barrier himself from the big-box store. I called for a second opinion because the Haven Standard says they’ll read a competing quote with you. Wes brought his own samples, showed us the emissivity difference between the box-store stuff and what they install, and the price was only $800 more for a full staple-up with proper clearance around the ridge vent. Attic temperature dropped 28 degrees. Should’ve called first.”
Yolanda R., Canyon Lake, TX - Hancock area
“We’d already had one company blow insulation over unsealed can lights. Wes found hot spots with his thermal camera and said they’d have to pull the new insulation back to do it right - sealed first, then insulated, in that order. It cost more upfront than the original cheap job, but our AC isn’t cycling every twelve minutes now. Blower-door proved it: 4,100 down to 2,050. Written warranty, photo record, done.”
Allison N., Canyon Lake, TX - Cranes Mill area
“Live person answered at 7:15 on a Saturday when I called about ice dams forming on our north-facing eaves. Wes came out Monday, found bathroom exhaust fans dumping moist air into the attic because the ducts were disconnected at the flex. Reconnected, sealed, added baffles, and blew in GreenFiber to R-49. No more ice. The before-and-after photos are in our homeowner file now.”
Kurt Q., Canyon Lake, TX - North Shore area
“Three quotes for spray foam in our lake house addition. Two were vague - ‘about $6,000, maybe more if we hit obstructions.’ Topside’s written scope specified Demilec open-cell, 5.5 inches in walls, 10 inches in roof deck, with a line-item for blocking and vent baffles. Price was $6,400 flat. Crew arrived on schedule, I got a text when they were twenty minutes out, and the ACH50 went from 8.2 to 3.1. That’s a tight house.”
Veronica D., Canyon Lake, TX - Startzville area
Why Customers Trust Us
Every testimonial above hits the same beats because we don’t vary the process. Sealed first, then insulated - in that order. A written price before any work starts, always, under Haven Standard Clause 1. Documented Photo Record on every visit, no request needed. Before-and-after blower-door numbers when air sealing is part of the scope, so you hold the proof in your hand, not our word.
The 365-Day Done Right Promise backs it all. If it’s not done right, we make it right. Not a slogan - a written warranty delivered before anyone lifts a tool.
We’ve sealed and insulated 9,000-plus homes since 2016, and we answer calls with a live person 24/7. No voicemail loops. No callback windows measured in business days.
If your energy bills are higher than your mortgage, the attic is usually confessing something. Call (737) 227-6219 and we’ll read it with you.
Written by Wes Okafor, Owner at Topside Attic Insulation Canyon Lake, serving Canyon Lake since 2016.